2048-danyo v1.0.1

2048 Game Utility

A lightweight and extensible Node.js utility for managing the core logic of the classic 2048 game. This utility includes board initialization, tile spawning, movement logic, and game-over detection - ideal for building 2048 game UIs, simulations, or reinforcement learning environments.

Installation

You can install this package using npm:

npm install 2048-danyo

Usage

Importing the Module

const Twenty48 = require('2048-danyo');

Creating a Game Instance

const game = new Twenty48();
console.log(game.board); // Prints the initial board

Spawning a tile

Spawns a tile on a random empty square

game.spawnTile(game.board, true);
console.log(game.board); // Prints the board after spawning a tile

Copying a board

Returns a deep copy of the provided board

const boardCopy = game.copyBoard(game.board);
console.log(boardCopy); // Prints the copied board

Rotating a board

Rotates a board 90 degrees counter clockwise

const rotatedBoard = game.rot90(game.board);
console.log(rotatedBoard); // Prints the rotated board

Making a move

Performs a move in the specified direction, where:

• L is left
• R is right
• U is up
• D is down

game.makeMove(game.board, 'L');
console.log(game.board) // Prints the board after moving tiles left

Checking for an empty square

One of the conditions for the game to still be playable is for it to have at least one empty square.

const hasEmptySquare = game.hasEmptySquare(game.board);
console.log(hasEmptySquare); // true or false

Checking for tiles that can be merged

One of the conditions for the game to still be playable is for it to have at least one pair of tiles that can be merged.

const hasMergableTiles = game.hasMergableTiles(game.board);
console.log(hasMergableTiles); // true or false

Checking game over status

Checks for any remaining legal moves

const isGameOver = game.gameOver(game.board);
console.log(isGameOver); // true or false

String representation of the game board

Returns a string representation of the current board. Empty cells are shown as ..

const str = game.toString();
console.log(str);

Example Output

2..2
....
....
....

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.